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Vestas Wind Systems A/S/DKr VWS

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About Vestas Wind Systems A/S

Vestas Wind Systems A/S operates in the renewable energy industry, focusing on the design, manufacture, installation, and maintenance of wind turbines. Its core business involves providing sustainable energy solutions, with its primary products being onshore and offshore wind turbines. Founded in 1945 and headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark, Vestas has established a global presence, actively engaging in projects across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The company's strategic strengths lie in its extensive experience, broad service offerings, and commitment to innovation and sustainability in wind energy technology.
Ticker
DKr VWS
Primary listing
CSE
Employees
39,520
Headquarters
Aarhus, Denmark

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kr 183B
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kr 7.96
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kr 0.74
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Bulls say / Bears say

Second-quarter revenue rose 26% to €4.7bn and the EBIT margin reached 9.4%. Vestas raised its 2026 EBIT-margin guidance to 7–9%, signalling a stronger profit recovery than previously expected. (Nasdaq)
Firm turbine orders rose 67% year on year to 3.35 GW in the second quarter, lifting the turbine backlog to €36bn. That larger order book gives Vestas better visibility for future deliveries. (Nasdaq)
Services provides a substantial recurring-revenue base: its contract backlog reached €40.9bn, up €5bn year on year, and its second-quarter EBIT margin was 16.6%. This profitable service stream helps balance the more project-driven turbine business. (Nasdaq)
Offshore remains a drag despite recent improvement: the business is still expected to lose money in 2026, with profitability only targeted for 2027. That leaves the recovery exposed to further ramp-up or project-execution problems. (Yahoo Finance, Recharge)
Warranty costs were €141m in the second quarter, equal to 3% of revenue. Persistently high quality-related costs could eat into the margin gains Vestas is now forecasting. (Yahoo Finance)
Third-quarter order intake may fall short of expectations: Citi estimated 3.5–3.6 GW, against consensus of about 4.9 GW, based on orders disclosed by 1 October. If that estimate holds, it would suggest the strong second-quarter order growth is not yet secure. (MarketScreener)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 5 Oct 2026.

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